New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
HAS TIE YOUNG MEN.
ROUsING CHEERS AND SPEECHES.
GENERAL BARLOW. Mr.. DRLAFIELD, PROFESSOR
BoYEsKN, PROFESSOR ADLER, EXAssEMBLY-
MAN HOWE AND DR.. COLLYER DISCUSS
SITUATION

BoYEsKN, PROFESSOR ADLER, Ex-AssEMBLY-
MAN HOWE AND DR.. COLLYER DISCUSS
THE SITUATION.
Chickerng Hall was filled last sight until there wa.
Handing room only, and not Euch OF that. with mon
most Of them young men-who there to help along
the election of Delaney Nico because of his personal
worth and principles which he represents Some Of
them Republicans and some were Democrats, and
without any politics in particular, but they
were all alike boiling over with enthusiasm for Delaney
Nicoll and honest municipal government number OF
students from Columbia College occupied seats In
the gallery and sweed the enthusiasm vita their
college slogans Mr. Nicoll was graduated from the Co.
lunbia College Law Sch Dol and therefore. the college
boys take particular pride In him and Loudly cheereo
Gcnerai Francis c Barlsw presided. and en- the plat
form Of the vice presidents OF the meeting
and prominent members OF the DE hascey Nc",r
GU: lack Of those appeal, to Par iee,s wneT ons
and public spirit Re speakers sought support tsI
Democrats or pleasing Republicans but 70 secure honesty
and .,Se a nos, the and
were loudly chcered.
CALLED TO vISDICArE A PRINCIPLE.
Lewis L. Dsafeld in opening tho meeting briefly out
lined its object. lie said
You all know fer what we are gathered hero TO night We
have to ,ndleAte great principle princine so ytas
oos.siaonsl saisenee that aSyibus when threatens
threaten, also tho the safety and welfare OF our whole poo
brincpie mas now therefore mot
% Sa pri rS nom be- LaaceS NiSo c"a
QUESTION Of the ns; Of these
important than the peT.on. Gne.. c.niaio Ia.
hue stion city shall 1t be Above TO resi- undcr
the most peri Of evils boss rule Applause
YOUNG MEN SUPPORTING NICoLr~
Mr. Delaheid then nominated to preside over the meet
ing General Barlow. "a man who lay upon the Held or
Autetam. ridded through AM through with rebel bull
lets but thank God has been spared to lead II, no in
nnsI1e Ia he
HSe instascs In honorable that he shall pre-
side at a meeting like this.
General Barlow. who received with lond cheering
remarked on tho fitness OF having young mems meet
lag to promote tho candidacy of a young man OF MI
Eieols qualifications lie atieI:
MI Nco represent, II. ga1.e Of RepuDlcap sorermSn'
Ian Old enough to have seen some po9ur aPG'aS. an.
Cssrs In. od is7I 1 Tweed will was a:
.spt "wy nc. chSS. AT S s m the Dose aid
have snre sopadeaSs IN the . M on n ont
o.. aid n.a to be cailsiin ca.r.s ocoaOT: samuel
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With a needed request TO the " friends in the gallery
70 the 81 Tsr d thai Colonel
Fellows. whom he knew personally well. sheuId nave al
so%e Of the attacks sn him he did think Colonel
Fellows was tbs right man for DistrictAtt'rneJ sd-
ips:
Iteieve he would start with the intention Of doing
As duty but much doubt Judging from hs mental quail
whether he cOnd continue doing ms whoo uuy 10
be the head OF tho District AorneSs oce requires mnch
going adirossl1s
mai brought about by the inNGccr INC
bcedets. Cheers Up TO certain point the daily press
va for Mr. NcOll The sun for instance
n October II, said OF him aud OF Mr. Marine: 90 up
threaiere ed TO resgn-not his sastied position as 10.
lice Int his position as Boss for whlch ne ~ not
paid know laughter and ~ 60 ont OF potlcs
Il Mr. NicO nominated; aut to County DenOcr4cy;
which the Doodle Aldermen nominated Iolouei
Fellows 1t does not make any dnoreh'e
believe DE lancev Nlco tlo~n over IN me Demo
cratic they feared him. Loud cheers
Gr ttion hne 10 The position taKen nv
Euhu number OF other VINO
the Republican party on the
noble high ground Of principle on which
Il and nv standing upon which
incl the most immortal victories party ever Rsins
In ihe history Of THIS csuntrv 'reu cheering Delaney
Eieoi ideal candidate Prolonged AMI Loaf cheering
yICr-PETsIDtNTs AND SECRETARIES NAMED.
Charles +. Lydecker then presented names for vice
presidents and SECRETARIES. Many OF them re received
with and all Of them unanimously approved
81. The first vice president was Samuel d.. Babeook
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